Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-12


Onion Sets-S2 5Oa3 % per bushel, dc
mand good.
Iard-Country prime, 5ia6c; demand
fair.
Apples-Green, per bill. choice new,
81 6ia3 25; common 81 80 per barrel
demand good; supply light.
Buekwheat FlOur--Per pound 24a23c.
Onions-New 81 GOAL Is per bushel; good
demand; supply light. ~
Sweet potatoes Jerseys, So 90 to ; 90
Jersey seeds, 81 75a3 60; supply light; de
mand good.
Cranberries-S2 rs to So 90 per bushel
crate; good demand, supply good.
Nuts-Shellbark hickory nuts per busnei
S1aI 25; walnuts 25aS5c.
Parsnips-$l 25al so per barrel.
Turnips-Sl per barrel.
Kale$2 O0a2 p per barrel.
Green Onions-30c per dozen punches.
New York.
NEW YORK, April ll.-Flour-RetelPts
43. 657 barrels and sacks; exports b, ia
barrels and II, 1853 sacks; sales, l26 barrels
market dull and weak; common to choice
white wheat western extra 81 65a4 80;
fancy do "a s5a5 %. Wheat-Receipts
43, $50 bushels; exports S6,0S6 bushels;
sales 1896, 900 bushels futures, %, OOO
bushels spot; spot lots !aic lower; options
opened weak, declined sa5c, closing steady
with slight recovery; No. = spring NOM
inal at 92Bc: ungraded red "a la934c; No.
No. red 94c; No. white 92c; extra red
93c, No. = red May 92a925c, closing at
92Jc; June 91a9l lC, closing at 9l5c; July
9O!a9l.c, closing at Ole; August 9O4a9O4c,
closing at 9O4c; September 9la9ltc, closing
at Gle; December 9sa94Sc, closing at 94!c;
May 99}c. Corn-Receipts y, 400 bushels;
exports AZ, $50 bushels; sales 5Oi, 600 bush
els futures and "A, 600 bushels spot; spot
lots steady and quiet; options shade iirm-
or after June; ungraded 49a5Ofc; steamer
4S9c; No. , April l9Ic; May 49!a49}c, clos
ing at 49lc; June 48sa49c, closing at 49c;
July 49ia50c, closing at SOC; August oOia
5l!c, closing at size. Oats-A shade
lower: receipts 143, 900 bushels; exports
II, 900 bushels; sales l40,OO bushels tu-
lures; 1Ol, 900 bushels spot; mixed western
35aS7c; white do 3Sai2c. Stocks OF gram
in store April 9th: Wheat, 4,4O7, O45 bush
els; corn. 800, G23 bushels; oats, ,233, GIG
bushels: barley, 10, SS7 bushels; rye 2l,-
S43 bushels; peas, -, l6T bushels; malt,
294 $50 bushels. Hay-Steady but quiet.
Hops-Quiet and unchanged. Coiee-
Spot fair; Rio firm; options fairly active
and stronger; sales %, $50 bags; April Is. 80
al3. Soc; May l3.S5al3.95ci June l3.S1a
II. 0Oc; July l3. 95al4 O5c; August Is. 95a
IA. I5c; September Ii. O5ali. 25c; October
II 05al4. SOC; November IL l5al4.3Oc De
cember H. l0al4. l5c; February lIl1a
II. 2Oc. Sugar-Dull and nominal. Mo
lasses-Dull and nominal. Rice-Steady.
PetrOleum-Steady; United closed at 6i4c.
TallOw-Steady. Turpentrne-tlrm ut
SOC. Pork-MOre active and steady. Cut
Lard-9all points higher
and moderately active; western steam spot
81 65; May s. 6la7 -; June s. 70a1 -;
July 81 TAI So; August 81 S3a7 50; OctO-
her s. 93a7 80; city steam s. 40. Butter
Quiet and steady. Cheese-Firm and
quiet Eggs-Receipts G,G3S packages;
western l2ial3c. Copper-Steady.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, April 1.-THE feeling was
unsettled in wheat to-day and prices ruled
lower. The visible supply was great
surprise Operators had calculated upon
Il fair decrease and were not prepared for
an increase which aggregated $50, 600
bushels. The market opened at about Sat
urday' prices, with May at $3.50, but these
bearish influences caused break Of 4a5c,
followed by rally of &c, but toward the
close of the afternoon board values again
declined and the market closed at about
inside figures. Corn was moderately ac-
tive and weaker. but gradually became
iirmer and closed a shade higher than Sat
urday. The crease of $50, 900 bushels
in visible was the cause of early weakness.
Oats ruled steady. Mess Pork unchanged.
Lard active. FlOur-Quiet and unchanged.
Wheat-Cash No. 2 spring T4aSOic; No.
3 spring 7lc; No. . red Sic; April TIA
isle, closingat 77!c; May 82sas3!c, clos
ing at S2ic; June 81 laS2c, closing at 81 sc;
July 81 lasl,c, closing at SHE. Corn
Cash NO.2 34,a3Sc; April 3la344c, closing
at 3isc; May 39!a39sC, closing ut Sole;
June 4Ola4l5c, closing at 4Olc; July Az
al2!C, closing at l2ic. Oats-Cash No.
, 25a2s ic; May 29!a29 C, closing at 29sc;
June 29sa3Olr, closing at 3Oc; July Boa
3Oic, closing at 3OIc. Rye-Cash No. 2
No. l, 81 lO!. Timothy Seed-Prime
at 81 -. Mess Pork-Cash $50 50a20 IS;
May and June $2l 80. Lard-Cash s. 40;
May 81 4Oa7 %, closing at 81 80; June
81 5Oa7 Is, closing at 81 90; July s. 55a
7 40, closing at 81 67l. Pork-Short ribs
s. l2!; shoulders S. 1OaG p; short clear
Ss6OaS G5. Whisky-At 81 ~. Sugar
Cut loaf 6ia6sc; granulated gle; standard
4 5sc. ButteT-Quiet; creamery 26a2Sc;
dairy 2la25c. Eggs-Steady at l2al2!c.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, April l1.-FlOur-
Dull, hut steady; Ohio, Indiana, St. Louis
and Southern Illinois clear 81 00di -; do
straight 81 25a4 80; winter patent 81 80,
Minnesota patent - 65a5 90. Wheat
Futures dull and lower; No. red April
soc; May 9Osa9O}c; June 9O5a9lc; July
9Oa9OIc. COrn-Spot firm; futures dull
and nominally unchanged; No. 4 mixed
463c; No. , yellow 472c; steamer No. ,
mixed Ace. Oats--Spot higher;No . white
3SSa39c; No 3 white SIC; futures dull and
weaker;NO , white April 3Sa3Slc; May
3Sa3Slc; June 3S!a3Sic; July 3sla39c
Professionalism jobbing demand and
steady Mess pork SIG 5Oal7 90; new
prime do $l5 scale 90; do family ST. Goa
Is 90; hams, smoked; l2al3lc Lard
Firm; refined 7.75a3 OOc; steam 762lc.
Butter-Dull and easier; creamery extra
3Oc Eggs-Quiet and easier; western
tirsts he. Cheese-Firm and in fair de-
mand; Ohio flats choice lie; do fair to
prime l3al3!c. Petroleum 66sc.
Toledo,
TOLEDO, o., April ll.-Wheat-InaC
tive and steady; cash 81 lc regular; No.
> S3lC lake shore; June S2sc asked; Au-
gust S2lc bid COrn-Quiet; No. = 39lc;
May 40Ic bid, 40sc asked. Clover Seed
Dull; April s. 05.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, o., April ll.-COttOn-
Firm; middling 10!c. Flour - Steady
fancy So 45a3 90; fancy s. 75a4 90. Wheat
In fair demand; No. , red SIC; receipts
3, 300 bushels; shipments 500 bushels.
COrn-Suong and higher; No. . mixed
4l4c. Oats-Steady; No. 2mixed 2Oa3O!c.
Rye-Strong; No. > &c. Pork-Quiet at
SIT 90. Lard-Strong and higher at